The seminar has a rather unique format: sessions are only held in the afternoons and evenings, meaning that there is ample spare time for networking, paper writing, the development of new research ideas, research collaborations, and last but not least for enjoying the beautiful Alpine nature and...

Abstract submissions in all sub-fields of regional science are welcome.

The main objectives of SRSA are to foster the exchange of ideas and to promote studies focusing on regional topics and issues and utilizing tools, methods, and theoretical frameworks specifically designed for regional analysis as well as concepts, procedures, and analytical techniques of the...

ANZRSAI invites academics, practitioners and policy advisers interested in any aspect of regional science, regional development or regional policy to participate in our 36th annual conference, hosted this year by the University of Wollongong in New South Wales. ANZRSAI welcomes contributions on...

ANZRSAI welcomes contributions on any topic related to regions. Following the natural disasters that have struck regions of Australia, Japan and New Zealand over the last two years, the core theme for this year’s conference will focus on: Building Adaptive Regions. The programme will include...

Plenary sessions will be organized around regional resilience and sustainable development, given the challenges facing New Orleans since Katrina and now the Gulf oil spill.

Objectives: The main objective is to share the results of new unpublished research in the field of regional science. Even though there is a special topic, any kind of other interesting research is invited. This year's special theme: “Asymmetric shocks and the region” The year 2009 will be...

Theoretical and empirical contributions to regional analysis and related spatial and area studies are welcome. Given the location, we are also very interested in studies of cross-border issues.